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THE AMERICAN ‘PATRIOT. VOL I. irr. AMERICAN PATRIOT is pub ■ LISIIED OX TUESDAYS AND FKI - DAYS, BY MITCHELL VXD PRATT, ■ XF.XT 1)0011 TO THE CUSTOM- V House, OX’ THE BAY, S.lt’AX ■ XJH, AT SIX DOLLARS PER AX ■ XUM ■'KINTINU. O.'-’ EVERY DESCRIP 77KV ■ EXECUTED WITH XEATXESS, AT I the OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN I PATRIOT. KbbwT” >- ■ JWWIWO— [ PROSPECTUS I OPT H E I AMERICAN PATRIOT. I THE principles which tliis PAPER will ■npport, are designated by its name.—T hey ■i-e principles founded upon an immutable ba ■is, whicli misrepresentation may for a while Kbtcure, but cannot permanently uli'ect: prin ciples stamped by eternal experience, approv ed by the plainest dictates of common sense, Bnd recognised ar.u practiced by WASHING- K'ON and HAMILTON. They advocate the ■lonov of our country, not by pitiful parsitno- Ey, coiiunerciai restrictions, and ridiculous Eii.xloiricntade ; but by nianly, adequate and Efficient measures.—They cherish Afjricul- Eure, and foster Manufactures, not by maim- Enirand crushing Commerce, but by extending ■awards it a just and liberal protection.—The Ep< ration of these principles have rendered our Eountry prosperous; and under their influence Evert branch of society were successfully en- in their various occupations—Our Countrymen received an invigorating encour- Egementfrom the correct and honorable mea sures of GoVemmcntadministered by aW ASH ■XTiTON— their purity were developed, and l;y appreciating them, wealth and .ts Conse- Euent comforts arid enjoyments, honor and Respect with their attending benefits, recom pensed the justness of their choice of Nation al Hillers.—-'The s.une cause, the exercise of the same principles, will produce similar en Sects. To assist the restoration of this cause li iil be a leading object with this Paper —ln promoting this desirable end; moderation, am bar and truth will be rigidly adhered to, and El private character inviolably heit* sacred. ■ THIS Paper will commeiit upon with unre ■served liberality, public men and public mea- Bsures, and will endeavor to place in a clear Eioint of vie w , tin misconduct oi the public ■servants in attempting to cajole, deceive and ■mislead the people, Thereby to maintain the ■high posts of honor, which their measures ■prove* them incapacitated t<J fill i and the Ber.prop.'ietv and incorrectness of their mta- Bsurcs, fraught with disaster and ruin.—To ■banish political deception and restore the clear ■light of truth ; to expose the pi-tly hi', Wilts ■<>: intriguing anil designing men, and g-ive to ■ Integrity and Talents their due weight ‘and I influence in society ; and o promote the great lends of public utility and general welfare, by I advocating enlightened and enlarged meu- I sures, w ill claim the strict attention of tiie I Proprietors. J THE pure American sentiments by I which this print will unerringly be guided, I shall receive no pollution front any foreign I predilections : The aggressions ot no nation I will be paliated, nor the injuries or insults of I any power extenuated ; ajust, an ingenuous, Ia candid policy towards all nations, which I disdains as unworthy the dignity of a great I republic, and derogatory to the character of I an enlightened government, equivocation or I deeption, will gladly receive our utmost sup- I port. I SKETCHES of debates in Congress, I Marine Memoranda, interesting Foreign and I Domestic Intelligence, Public Documents, I and Eloquent Popular Speeches, will receive Ia regular insertion. Original Political and [ Scientific Essays, will claim our particular I attention-atend gentlemen of talents, whose observation, discernment and acquirements, render their opinion and remarks interesting, are invited to desseminate the productions of their leisure through this PAPER. JOHN 8. MITCHELL. CHARLES M PRATT. SAVANNAH, April 14,1812 1 Savannah, May Ist, 1812. Dissolution of Copartnership. YSYHE copartnership of the firm of D. & J. DOUGLASS, is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. DAVID DOUGLASS. JOHN DOUGLIIS3. The business in future will be carried on by John Douglass, vi bo duly authorises David Douglass, ltis lawful agent ami attorney, to conduct the business, at the oid stand in Whi taker street, where he has a large and general supply of Philadelphia made Boots, ladies and gentlemens Shoes and Slippers, childrens Morocco and Leather Buskins, &e. which will he sold cheap for cash onlv. JOHN DOUGLASS. ICr” ALL Persons indebted to the late firm of D. &J. DOUGLASS, is required to call and settle their ac counts within ten days from the date above, or they will be placed in the hands of an attorney, for collection. DAVID DGUGLASS, Agent for Jons Douglass. May 3 7 ftT 3 Blanks of every de scription executed with neatness and desptch, at the office of that American Patriot. For NEW-YORK, NEW-PORT, And NEW-BEDFORD, AlSiUThe new fas# sailing sloop ‘Ex- Wwtißm periment, captain Turner will sail in four days, for passage only ha ving comfortable accommodations, ap ply on board, or to T. BATTELLE. Oho has Landing from said vessel from Boston. New-England Rnni, Caudles, Beef, Pork, Glauber Salts, Cod Fish, Holton Ware, Sraoaking Pipes, Coldial in half Barrels, Writing Wrapping, aud Printing Paper, HATS, assorted, ALSO, 30 Casks Stone Lime, 15 Bundles Hay, FOR SALE OX BOARD, Irish Potatoes in Barrels. IX STORE, Philadelphia superfine Flour, Up country do. Spermaceti Candles, Tallow do. Soap, Madeira \\ me, &c. &c. May 12 9 FOR NEW-VO RIP. le as * sa *ling Packet ship SI PERIOR, II.L. Champlin master; will sail on Friday 13th. inst. For passage only having Splendid ac commodations. Apply to Capt. champ-. Ltx or -MAIIEIi Sc NORRIS, Anciaux's ntharf. FOR SALE ‘ —AS ELEGANT Clinker built BOAT. May 12 4t 0 FOR NEW-YORK, staunch brig GEORGE, Jwatta Sylvan us Hussey, master bur then 170 tons. For freight or passage apply to the master on hoard at Tel fair's Wharf or to SPOONER & TABER May 12. 2t 9 For NORFOLK Sf BOSTON. Or to am/ other one port in the Chesapeake, The new aud fast sailing pilot boat built schooner Hazard, burthen 83 tons, will take freight on eeasonabie terms. Apply to JONATHAN MEIGS. Who has landing this day from, said Schooner. 200 Barrels superior quality Rich mond Flour, which will he sold low and on favorable terms, if taken from the wharf. May 12 4t 9 FOR NEW-YORK, The ship HANTONIA, Isaac fi&mtOh Hand, master, is daily ex pected from New-York; and will meet with immediate dispatch. For freight or passage, apply to M-kINNE, BARNETT & Cos. May 12 9 FOR NEW-YORK, Thehr ffi SAVANNAH PACK ET, William Joeelin, mas ter, will sail on Friday 15th instant. For passage only, having handsome accommodations, apply to the captain, or to B. OGDEN & Cos. Jfhohave landing,from the above vessel, A few bundles HAY 3 pipes India Point Gin And a few barrels New-York Beer. Far sale, apply as above, Bills on New-York. May 13 9 FOR ST. MARY'S. The Packet Sloop CONFI DENCE, A. Jones master, is ready to receive freight, and will sail the first wind. For freight or pas sage apply on board or to P. H. & T. CRAPON. May 8 9 The Strong Copper-fastened SHIP INDIA, FaAnam, is daily ex lfiUh£ pected here, and will take a Freight to New-York —either to be delivered there, or to wait the event of the Embargo, and then proceed to Liverpool, apply to JOHN CARNOCHAN. April 31 A Bills of Lading For sale at this Office. SAVANNAH, FRIDAY MAY 15, 1812. FOR NEW-YORK, The brig MARYLAND, N. •vLi&Glift, master, will meet with dispatch, having a considerable part of her cargo engaged—for freight, apply on board, at M‘Kinne's w harf or to DUNNING & CLAY. April 21 j FOR BOSTON, jt£s:Tlie Brig SALLY BARKER, SMJ&. Joshua Hall, Master w ill sail in 3 or 6 days, having one half her freight engaged, for the balance, or passage, apply to (be Master, or to J. BATTELLE. TYho Offers For Sale, 100 Casks Lime, Which will he sold low if taken immediately from on board. May t 6 FOR BOSTON. JpEfiL Th* fine and substantial Ship .*£££ I.EANDEK. DRUMMOND, I Master. For freight or passage ap ply to the master on board, or to S. & C. HOWARD. May 5 eot2 7 J. and G. Charlton, HAVE JUST RECEDED, (i 08IIEN Butter, JT do. Cheese, Salmon, Mackerel, Beef put up for family use, May 12. 9 Flour, ONE hnudred and fifty barrels of fresh superfine Flour, receiv ed from Richmond by the schooner llazzard for sale at a low price by JONATHAN MEIGS. May 12 4t 9 Just Received, 5 Boxes Cotton Cards No. 10, 4 do. assorted No. 10. 3 Cases Northern Homespun, Beef aud Pork, For sale hy CARPENTER Sc GREENE. May 13 3t. 9 Jonathan Meigs, Has for sale for Cash or approved I’apn. 15 Hilda brown Sugar, 16 do. high 4th proof rum, equal to Jamaica, 30 Boxes Soap, [Doolittle’s] 40 do. Mould Candles, 10 Bags Coffee, 20 Kegs Tobacco, 5 heads to the lb. of B. J. Harris’ manufactory 5 do. Cavendish do. 3 Boxes Rhode-lsland manufac tured Goods, 500 Gunny Bags, 600 lbs. Tobacco Georgia, 10 Tons Waggon tire Iron, 12 do. Axe Bar, do. 3 do. American do. 2 do. square do. 1000 lbs. Crawley stfiel: 300 do. American do. 4 Pipe Madeira M ine, 20 Pieces Prussian Bagging, 40 Coils Cordage, 2 Chests hyson tea, Pauputs cargo, 20 Kegs FF. rag Powder, warran ted equal to Dupon’s. My 12 6t 9 Henry W. Hills, No 8, Commerce Row, HAH FDR SALE, 10 Hilda. Boston Rmn, 3 do. Old high 4th Proof Rum, 2 Pipes Brandy, 12 do. Macella Madeira Wine, 2 Half Pipes Superior Madeira do. 3000 lb. Buck Shot, too Boxes Mould Candles, 11 Bales Calcutta Piece Goods, 30 Cases Wool Hats, 23 Pieces Russia and Ravens Duck, Writing Paper, Alitmmls, Travel ling, House and Fahey Tranks. May 1. 3t 6 Just Received, AND FOR SALE, 50 Bids. Philadelphia Hup. FLOUR, 14 Pipes GIN, 23 Bids. BEER, 5 Bids. BEEF and PORK, 3 Bbls. BREAD. JACOB IDLER, & Cos. April 14 l Now Landing From FRIG AMERICA. 73 Bids. Philadelphia Superfine Flour, ALSO, From SLOOP SOPIIIA. 5.) Boxes brown Soap, JO Do. Spermaceti Candles, 12 Do. I allow do. 10 Hhds. N. E. Ruin, 130 Bundles Wrapping Paper, lo Bbls. Glauber Saifs, For Sale on Board, Bbls. Apples and Potatoes, 15 Bundles Hay, In Stow, 36 Quarter and half-quarter Casks L. P. Madeira M ine, 14 Cases Men’s fine and coarse and Children’s Morocco Hats, 13 Bbls. No. 2 Mackerel; J. BATTELLE. Aprihikt 4 Just Received, 10 Hhds 4th proof Rum 2 Pipes Cogniac Brandy 6 Do. Spanish do. 15 Pipes Gin 80 Barrels do. 7 Hhds. N. E. Rum 10 Barrels Apple Brandy 40 Barrels Muscovado Sugai. 6 Chests Hyson Tea to do. lljsou Skin do. 20 Barrels Crackers 20 Coils Cordage 3t) Pieces Russia Hack 200 Boxes Soap and Candles 80 Bags Coffee Pepper, Pimento, &r. 100 Pieces Flag Handkerchiefs ALSO, 4 Patent Time Pieces HOWE & DIMON. May 8 3t 9 At Private Sale. 10,000 lbs Cordage; 2 Hawsers 20 birds Molasses JO do. .Sugar 30 do. N. E. Run*, 20 do. Whiskey 10 pipes Brandy ; 30 bbls Brandy 50 Ids. Apple Brandy 13 hhds West-India Rum 100 bags and 20 bbls. Coffee 30 pipes Gift 49 bbls. Flour 20 chests Hyson Tea 30 bbls. Loaf Hugar 30 boxes Candles 10 pipes Brandy Also, will be exchanged for Cotton. 2 nipefi Madeira Wine 200 kegs Gunpowder 6 chests Hyson skin Tea 4 elegant stick bodied Giggs. DUNNING & CLAY, may 8. 3t 9 Just Received, 1 Case light Summer HATS. For Sale by EZEKIEL YARNELL. April 21 fit 3 Joseph CaiTUthers, OFFERS FOR SALE, St. Übe’s SALT and MOLASSES in Hhds. April 14. 1 FOR SALE Now landingfrom brig Maryland, 73 hhds. New-Orleans SUGAR 75 coils hale ROPE 2 Hawsers. 011 liberal terms. DUNNING & CLAY. April 17 2 Landing, At Rice's Wharf, From on board the Sloop Arc tuius, from Fredcricksburgh, Virgina. 4300 bushels Corn, 30 barrels Flour, 30 half barrels do; 10 barrels Pilot Bread, 50 kegs Crackers, For Sale by . CARPENTER & GREEN. May 5 5 FOIL SALE, New-York Ale, ALSO ESSENCE OF SPRUCE IN JARS. By J. & G. CHARLTON. may .5 7 NO 10. The Subscribers HAY E on hand, and are non* ojjHMiint-, j ilt their new Stare, south sale ot Johnston’* square] an extra* sive assortment of EUROPE \N jjy„ t)I v and DOAIESTit’ GOODS-—. “dl calculated for the present and approaching season, w hich will bedis* posed ot ut their usual low prices for ( AMI, ( OrrON, or undoubted town acceptances. ANDREW LOW, & Cos. April 14. 4 At Private Sale, 10 llhds. Pairview Gin, 1J do. and 20 bids. \V hi,.Lev 3 Pipes India Point Gin, 2 do. Spanish Brandv, 1 Pipe and 2 I,bis. #Y ol! eh do. 4 Minis, high tlavored 4th proof Rum, 4 do. and 5 bids. N. P. R nm . 20 Bbls. Piiiladelphia Beer ffresh] 10 do. Shrub, 2 Pints Madeira M ine, to llhds. and 5 bbls. Mhscovada Sugar, 12 Chests Upson Ten, 20 Bags CePi-, 25 do. Black Pepper, 50 Boxes Soup and Caudles, 10 do. Chocolate, to Bbls. prr.c Beef, 23 Kegs Manufactured Tobacco, 5 If his. Glass Ware, si’ is Cotton ( aids, No. 8, lthi P'ee's Htrnhums, 20 Pieces Cotton Bagging, 30 do. Tow Cloth, 10 do. ‘ ioklcnl-iirgg, 50 Reams ‘v, Paper, 25 Coils V . 5 Boxes •'''* Cards, 50 M. white I Impel Needles, 1 Small Trunk Cutlery, Cassimere, Calico, ‘lt dia Bed* Spreads, Handkerchiefs, &e. &e. • I>. WILLIFORD. Afay 1. 0 KZEKI EL Y A IiNELL, 4 1 the Store lately occupied W by Messrs. Gray & Finder, corner BuI! SI reel and Bay Lane, offers lor saie verr oy , tor and g'ood assortment of Dry t'clc S ’ Rnaoll( ’ W,lich arc die fallowing ar< Cambric Dimities Furniture and comtnoh do. Cotton Shirtings, Wo. Cambric, Do. Huckabacks, D<>. | Diapers, Fine Irish Linens, Linen Sheeting, German Rolls, Brown Linens, Flaxen Diapers, Linen Checks, Leno and Seeded Muslins, Imitation Muslins & Mantles, Furniture and common Calicoes; Fine white Jean, Colored Marseils, Real Madras* Handkerchiefs, Mock do. & Pocket do. Flag Silk, do. Hu mho ms, Blue do. Cotton Stockings, Mens fme and common Beaver Glovps, Lady’s extra long white Kid do. Black & colored Canton Crapes, Silk and Cotton Suspenders, White and yellow Flannels, Cotton Bedtieks, Northern Homespuns, Sewing Silks, Best gilt Coat Butt om. Threads, Tapes and Needles, Cotton Umbrellas, 30 Peices Seersuckers, 1000 yds. Tow Cloth, ALSO, Fresh Hyson Tea, Coffee, Loaf Sugar, Chocolate by the box or pound, April 14 421. 4. WAJTTEp, One or two Young LADS, ns AP PRENTICES to the Printing Busi ness, from Fourteen to Fifteen Year of Age, of Good .Morals, Enquire at this OFFICE.